Turtle Rock Farm: Historic 1855 Bucks County Stone Farmhouse in Point Pleasant, PA

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Beautifully situated on 5.4 acres, Turtle Rock Farm is a postcard-perfect Bucks County gentleman’s farm. Featuring a thoughtfully updated 1855 stone farmhouse, fabulous landscaping, wide meadows, and an antique steeple cut log barn, this property offers an unparalleled rural retreat.

Turtle Rock Farm exterior view in Bucks County PA — Property exterior and scenic 5.4-acre grounds. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

🏠 Turtle Rock Farm Overview & Quick Details

Offering 4,478 square feet of refined living space, this historic Colonial property combines deep silled windows and pumpkin pine floors with modern luxuries, situated within a 90-acre conserved settlement.

💰 Price	$1,695,000
🆔 Property ID	916252
🏛️ Architectural Style	1855 Colonial Stone Farmhouse
📅 Year Built	1855
📐 Square Footage	4,478 sq. ft.
🌳 Lot Size	5.4 Acres (Part of 90 conserved acres)
🛏️ Bedrooms	4 Bedrooms
🛁 Bathrooms	3.5 Bathrooms
📍 Location	455 Cafferty Rd, Point Pleasant, PA 18950

✨ Historic Details & Main Floor Living

A mahogany covered porch welcomes you into the stone farmhouse, where deep silled windows and random width pumpkin pine floors showcase authentic century-old craftsmanship.

Turtle Rock Farm mahogany porch and stone exterior — Mahogany covered porch overlooking the lush gardens. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

The main level features two cozy fireplaces, an oversized laundry room with extensive pantry storage, and comfortable spaces for gathering.

Turtle Rock Farm main level living room with fireplace — Cozy main living room centered around a historic fireplace. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

Light-filled dining and formal spaces offer timeless appeal for both daily living and hosting guests.

Turtle Rock Farm formal dining area and pine floors — Formal dining space highlighting original pumpkin pine floors. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

🍳 Gourmet 2021 Kitchen & Pantry

The chef’s kitchen, updated in 2021, boasts radiant heated floors, soft-close cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and exquisite soapstone and marble countertops.

Turtle Rock Farm updated gourmet kitchen — Gourmet 2021 kitchen with soapstone and marble countertops. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

Modern conveniences integrate seamlessly into the home’s period architecture.

Turtle Rock Farm kitchen details and cabinetry — Detailed view of custom soft-close cabinetry and radiant heated flooring. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

Pantry storage and laundry facilities provide exceptional functional layout.

Turtle Rock Farm pantry and utility space — Oversized laundry and pantry area. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

🛏️ Primary Suite & Upper Level Quarters

The primary suite features its own fireplace in the private sitting room, along with interior shutters that open directly to a luxurious soaking tub in the en suite bath.

Turtle Rock Farm primary bedroom sitting area — Primary sitting room complete with a private fireplace. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

The primary en suite bath combines historic character with spa-like relaxation amenities.

Turtle Rock Farm luxury primary soaking tub — Luxurious soaking tub viewed through interior shutters. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

Two additional second-floor bedrooms and an updated full bath are joined by an unexpected, private third-floor suite.

Turtle Rock Farm upper level bedroom — Sunlit upper level bedroom with historic charm. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

Turtle Rock Farm third floor suite — Third-floor suite offering flexible living quarters. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

🌾 Historic 1750 Bank Barn & Courtyard

Outside, a brick courtyard and lush gardens create perfect outdoor entertaining spaces. The historic 1750 bank barn includes garaging and antique steeple cut log construction.

Turtle Rock Farm 1750 bank barn and courtyard — Revitalized 1750 bank barn and brick courtyard setting. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

The expansive grounds are outfitted for homesteading with a fenced vegetable garden and a chicken coop.

Turtle Rock Farm vegetable garden and grounds — Fenced vegetable garden and manicured farm grounds. *Source: Circa Old Houses*

🌲 Turtle Rock Settlement & Conserved Land

Part of the 90 conserved acres making up Turtle Rock settlement, residents share 60 acres of common ground with walking paths leading to Tinicum Creek and the Frankenfield covered bridge.